BARWING Stationary Exercise Bike for Home Workout, 5 IN 1 Foldable Indoor Cycling Bike for Seniors, 350LB Capacity, 16-Level Magnetic Resistance, Seat Backrest Adjustments
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Color: Pure white
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- FOLDABLE EXERCISE BIKEEnjoy 16 Levels of smooth, adjustable magnetic resistance for tailored intensity. Experience flexible cycling workouts: Choose a relaxed ride or a competitive pace.This folding indoor bike allows you to exercise more freely and comfortably, maximizing every pedal workout to burn calories efficiently.
- 16-LEVEL ADJUSTABLE MAGNETIC RESISTANCEThe Indoor Cycling Bike offers 16 adjustable resistance levels, powered by 5.5 lb precision-balanced flywheel system for <20dB low-noise home workouts. Whether youre aiming for endurance training, interval sprints, or steady-state rides on your exercise bike, the precision magnetic resistance adapts seamlessly to your personalized training program.
- STABLE & SUITABLE FOR DIFFERENT HEIGHTSCrafted with reinforced high-grade steel, this foldable exercise bike combines a 330 lb weight capacity with a heavy duty triangular base frame, contributing to considerable unwavering stability during intense workouts. The adjustable padded seat (with 8 adjustment positions) accommodates users of different heights(4'11"-6'6"), offering personalized comfort and proper posture for every ride.
- COMPACT& EASY TO MOVEThis portable exercise bike folds and unfolds in seconds, with adjustable height to fit various space. Store it vertically or tuck it awayperfect for tight apartments or busy offices. Whether youre tight on space or want a portable workout solution, this folding exercise bike makes fitness simple and convenient.
- LCD CONSOLE DISPLAY & PHONE HOLDERThe console display features an easy-read LCD screen that tracks your speed, distance, time, calories burned, and odometergiving you real-time data for smarter workouts. Its built-in Speed Monitor and Calories Monitor deliver precise metrics, while the phone holder keeps your device secure for streaming shows or following fitness apps as you cycle.
- FULL BODY WORKOUTYou can use the upright or inclined position based on your preference and fitness goals. At the same time, if you often struggle with back pain or stiff joints, this exercise bikes adjustable resistance feature can effectively improve joint flexibility, ease discomfort, and boost your heart health. Start today and get your body moving!
- PERFECT GIFT FOR SENIORS & WOMENA thoughtful choice for seniors, women, or anyone prioritizing well-being, the BARWING Workout Bike combines senior-friendly usability and whisper-quiet performance in a sleek, space-conscious design. Its blend of practicality and modern aesthetics makes it a meaningful gift for birthdays, holidays, or everyday encouragement.
- MINIMAL ASSEMBLY REQUIRED This portable exercise bike for home arrives largely pre-assembled. You'll mainly need to attach the main frame, handlebars, display, pedals, seat, footrests, and a few screws. The whole setups super quick usually under an hour and comes with clear instructions and handy setup video. For many, those without prior experience, the assembly can be straightforward,and you could be pedaling fairly soon.
- About BARWINGWe provide 1-year parts warranty and comprehensive after-sales support, including assistance for assembly and other matters. If you want to know the detailed method of use, or need help when issues occur, you can also contact us through messages we will get back to you within 12 hours. We will do our best to make your fitness life more fulfilling.
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If data is not displaying? Black wire connects to black wire, red wire connects to red wire. Always follow this pairing to ensure a correct connection. Pedal Came Off? 1.Check Markings: Identify L (Left) / R (Right) pedal 2.Remember Direction:Right pedal tightens clockwise.Left pedal tightens counterclockwise Hand-Tighten First: Ensure threads are aligned before using tools Is the bike easy to assemble by myself? Absolutely. A detailed paper manual and all tools are provided. For the simplest experience, we sincerely recommend watching our step-by-step assembly video on product page, which visually guides you through the entire process for a smooth setup.
Brand: BARWING
Special Feature: Foldable
Color: Pure white
Power Source: Battery Powered
Recommended Uses For Product: Indoor
Item Weight: 29 pounds
Material: Alloy Steel
Resistance Mechanism: Magnetic
Product Dimensions: 26.77"D x 15.94"W x 33.07"H
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 330 pounds
Brand Name: BARWING
Recommended Uses For Product: Indoor
Unit Count: 1 Count
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 330 pounds
Assembly Instructions Description: Easy to follow
Color: Pure white
Special Features: Foldable
Power Source: Battery Powered
Resistance Mechanism: Magnetic
Number of Resistance Levels: 16
Drive System: Belt
Item Weight: 29 pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 26.77"D x 15.94"W x 33.07"H
Minimum Height: 59 inches
Material: Alloy Steel
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Color: Grey
OMG this bike is changing my life. Lol. -Easy but lots of steps to assemble it. Very forgiving if you put something on wrong, easy to take it off and correct it. There are videos to! Took me 1.5-2 hrs to assemble it. -It is solid! Very good quality! It's super quiet too. *If you have hardwood floors, for goodness sake, get a rug! Otherwise it's just an ER trip waiting to happen! When I went to adjust it on my hardwood floor, it practically slipped out from under me and so did both of my feet. Lol. I actually got a nice 5x3 ft rug from Walmart for like $12. -I have a tiny studio apt and thought I could never get any exercise equipment because I don't have room. Well, let me tell you! When I'm done, I fold it and put in the corner and takes up very little space. It doesn't look ugly either. -I love that I can put my phone or my tablet on the little shelf! -The computer readout is really big, so if you have trouble with your eyesight this is perfect! - I love that if I put my hands on the handles it will tell me what my heart rate is! -My favorite part is being able to adjust the bike. When my back is hurting I can still get my exercise in by adjusting it to a recumbent bike where you sit back against the backrest and it's a little bit lower. When my back is just fine I can adjust it to a regular sit up bike. -The arm resistance bands are no joke! I get a really good workout while I'm riding the bike by doing curls and exercises to work every area of muscle on my arms and shoulders. Sorry I don't know the names of the arm exercises I do. I kind of have to be careful because sometimes I get sore. Lol. *I've had it for 3 months now. I've increased my time on it steadily. It is still just as solid as it was when I put it together!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2025 by Alex
Color: Grey
Excellent bang for the buck. Have been using it for at least 2+ weeks now. The base is sturdy and stable. The seat is somewhat wobbly but it's because of its tilt adjustment nature -- any hinges that allows angle adjustment to the seat will tend to wobble. The wobble isn't that bad, just noticeable. I will point out below the relevance of this seat tilt feature, and why the "wobble" is a fair enough trade off for the "seat tilt" feature. The seat is usable enough for a 20-30 minute duration. Then the cushion becomes noticeably uncomfortable. But that's ok, I only need it for 20-30 mins anyway. More than 30 mins of cycling leads to muscle break down, so I keep it below 30. If you plan to use it beyond 30 mins regularly, you might want to invest on a seat cushion add-on. Equipment footprint is greatly understated especially when your trying to fit it in a small home gym set up. Assembly was pretty straight forward. Did it myself in about 2 hours. Resistance bands are a welcome bonus. The cycling motion is smooth, unstrained. Occasionally the left pedal will have a "sticky" point where it clunks, but sometimes it doesn't. I still have to figure out where it's coming from, although it does not take away from the function of the machine. It's just something I'm suspecting to be a potential problem in the future. I was looking through cardio/warm-up equipment for my home gym, and was deciding among 3 form factors: an elliptical, a stepper or stationary cycle. Most steppers for home set up use pressure valves. Smallest footprint between the 3 form factors. Unfortunately, most steppers have a very shallow step depth. The experience is not even close to stairmaster-type machines you find in the gyms. Most of these home units are the "in-front-of-the-tv" kind, not a set-up that's befitting an actual home gym, at least in my taste. Then there are the ellipticals. Ellipticals will take up the biggest amount of space in a small home gym setup between the 3, no matter how small of an elliptical it is. The bigger the elliptical, the more stable and reliable it is. If I had to choose an elliptical, it should have 3 things: a seat, a tablet/phone holder, and a smooth glide. The best way to find the right elliptical is to test it in store, then find the model online. Unfortunately with this COVID fiasco, store hopping to compare equipment isn't as accessible, so buying blindly online is obviously a higher risk. A few ellipticals online had what I was looking for, sans being able to test. Advantages of an elliptical is simultaneous upper and lower body motion while in an upright position, not just working extremities but also postural muscles. Then there's the stationary cycles: foldable bikes, spinning bikes, recumbent bikes, under-the-desk-cycles. A spinning bike was overkill for my needs, especially the price for well-rated spinning bikes. Recumbent bikes took the most space, just like an elliptical. Under-the-desk cycles, you spend more for what you're getting. Then there's the foldable bikes. Had to find the one that would fit my budget of under $200, and meet the basics of what I'm looking for: a tablet/phone holder, a small footprint, and a smooth ride. The footprint on this bike is great. Even when you open it up to "recumbent mode" the footprint is still small, compared to an actual dedicated recumbent bike, but you still get the recumbent seating profile. And the best part with this Barwing bike is that the seat has a TILT feature that allows you to levelize the seat so it can be horizontal (instead of tilted forward up) while in a recumbent position. MOST of these folding bikes DO NOT have this feature. And it makes all the difference in comfort. Imagine cycling for 20-30 minutes with the front end of the seat tilted and poking up -- sliding and pushing your tailbone back, curling forward the normal curve of your low back, and poking your inner thighs with that seat front protrusion. The backrest for this seat is also a great feature. You won't appreciate the value of a backrest on a stationary bike until you have one. For any bike that claims to be able to go into a recumbent position, a backrest is a MUST HAVE. Then there's the added resistance bands. These bands can now supplement upper body movements while cycling. Pretty much comparable to the purpose of upper body movements you get from an elliptical, but with more degrees of freedom: reach overhead, swing your arms back, to the side, do bicep curls, triceps kickbacks, shoulder flyes, etc. Obviously, you don't get postural muscle involvement in a stationary bike vs an elliptical, but this wasn't a primary consideration because it was just going to be a warm-up/cool-down and/or shredding phase cardio equipment. With this bike, I can use it in recumbent, semi-recumbent or upright, all in a small footprint. About the cycling resistance, I don't know yet. I should have tested the touted "magnetic resistance" but I have only used it on the zero setting for now, only because I use it as a warm up machine before I get into powerlifting/weight lifting. So far, a good product. A few improvements could have been made, but for about $179+ it's definitely a good buy for what you get. Highly recommended.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2020 by Cowboy boots, buckles, & sushi rolls
Color: Grey
Got this for my daughter. Set up took about 25 minutes, not terrible. Works great, practically silent. But a couple things to note: unlike some folding bikes, you will need the screw to hold it in place when folded. It's heavier than most folding bikes and will not stay closed unless that knob is in place. Because it's heavy when you close it the front starts unfolding and Ive been bonked in the head twice. The bands are nice but a bit of a nuisance to use when pedaling so we removed them. The back pad of the seat moves back and forth, but it doesnt lock so as youre riding if you move, it moves too, It works a treat on hardwood floors and light carpet, on thicker floors it doesnt seem as stable, a little shaking when youre riding. I don't know if this is because of the weight. Most people won;t care but I could see this being an issue if it's an older person using the bike. happy training!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2026 by Andrew
Color: Grey
This bike is so easy to put together and I love riding on it ! I'm 63 and needed a lil more exercise but don't like walking outside in the summer. If you want a great inexpensive bike get this one !!!! Folds and fits in my room and doesn't take up much space.
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2026 by Nanakeet
Color: Grey
I had an appointment with my physiatrist scheduled and researched folding exercise bikes until I could talk to him. When he told me that a bike would be good for my arthritic hip in both recumbent and upright positions, I went home and ordered the Barwing that night. Assembly was a breeze. If I didn’t have trouble getting on the floor and back up, this 69-year-old woman could have done it in less than an hour. There’s no sorting through a big bag of screws and trying to figure out what goes where. Two screws for attaching the computer are in the bag with the tools. Everything else is in place. You remove the bolt, slide the part in place and put the bolt back on. Barwing has a YouTube channel and I’d recommend pulling up the “Barwing X1 Bike Assemble Video”. Any time I had the slightest question as to what the manual meant, the video made it instantly clear. Once I had it assembled, I started pedaling in the recumbent position with the seat in the tilted back position. It is comfortable. The tension increase with each number on the dial is noticeable but not large. I’ll be able to increase the resistance slowly. (I’m on 7 now. I can’t imagine anyone using it on 1 or 2.) I’ve been using it twice a day for a week and it is completely silent. The spot where the front and back cross, which you have to put one foot over to get on or off is 18” high when the bike is recumbent and 21” high when it’s in the upright position. I have a 28” inseam so I am very careful getting on and off but I think it wouldn’t tip over unless I really messed up. I haven’t started using the arm/leg pulls yet. There is a fair amount of (non-adjustable) tension. They weren’t really a factor in my choosing the Barwing but I will use them. Folding and unfolding the bike is a little difficult but I think I’ll get better with practice. The bike weighs close to 50 pounds. That’s what makes it so stable. The competitors that weigh 30 pounds also have a 225 pound capacity. When it is completely folded, it can stand upright on its own (although I will keep it near a wall, just in case). There are a few very minor nits to pick. 1) I only tried it in upright position once. When I tilted the seat forward, it felt very shallow and uncomfortable. I’ll have to figure out some light padding when I’m ready to use it upright more often. 2) I don’t like the pedals. Instead of just a strap, there’s a weird, difficult-to-adjust cage that you have to put your foot in. 3) The wires that go to the computer are long enough that I’m afraid of snagging them. I’m using little bungee cords to hold them near the frame without putting any tension on them. 4) The computer is well-angled for reading while upright but it’s a little hard to see what metric it’s on when you are recumbent. All-in-all, highly recommended.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2022 by J. Ash
Color: Grey
This bike is great for the price! It's sturdy and easily went together. Folds up great for storage
Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Color: Grey
I've had this bike now for almost three months. One of the best things about it are the seat adjustments which help me immensely since ive had surgery on both knees. Being able to sit a little further back and more relaxed makes it so much easier for me to ride and I can comfortably ride for 30 mins now no problem. The other thing I love about it is the small foot print since I have a very small apartment. It folds and fits nicely in the space I had available. It didn't take very long to put together since a lot of it is already pre set and all you have to do is tighten the screws. It has 16 resistance settings. I really appreciate that it also has the resistance bands that allow you to perform arm or back exercises while riding. Some reviews have mentioned that the bike makes noise. When I first got it it was super silent. Now it does make a little noise while peddling but its not very loud or distracting. I usually listen to music while riding so I'm sure that helps. Im hoping it doesn't get any worse but if it does I will update my review. Overall I'm very happy with this purchase and wish I'd gotten it sooner. It feels good being able to exercise and shed some weight. Having bad knees limits what exercises and motions I can handle without feeling pain or discomfort. Update: the resistance bands have really gotten worn and frayed since they rub against the body of the bike. Very unfortunate that they are cheap quality. I've added a photo so others can see that the bands are literally a bunch of rubber bands underneath the coating. Still able to use it but I'm sure they won't last much longer. Riding the bike is still mostly quiet. There is minimal noise now but nothing too distracting or obvious to neighbors. I've changed my review to 3 stars due to the issue with the bands. I really liked this feature of the bike.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2024 by Soni
Color: Full Grey
I like the bike. Assembly was easy enough for my 15 year old to do. The seat is big enough to fit my hips. It’s nice and quiet. I do not like that I have to twist off the knob to adjust the seat height and to fold it to put away. A pull knob would be so much easier and less of a hassle. Other than that I like the bike
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Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2026 by Lisa